Area Schools Plan Late May Graduation Events
Dr. Earl Ringo of Montana State University will give the commencement address at Dutton High School on May 28 at 8 p.m. Carol McRae is valedictorian, Mae Joanne Rosok salutatorian, with seniors including Marvin Aune and Shelley Baquet among others. Baccalaureate is May 25 at 5 p.m. at the school auditorium. Power High School holds graduation May 27 at 8 p.m. with Earl Fellbaum delivering. Ronald Young is valedictorian and Diane Gettel salutatorian. Augusta High School celebrates May 26 at 8 p.m. with Cecilia Garland valedictorian and Mary Anderson salutatorian. other graduates listed. Baccalaureate for Augusta set for May 25 at 2 p.m. Rev. Edward Ferguson delivers. Diplomas also to eighth graders at Power and Augusta.
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Earl Ringo
College of Education
Montana State University
Bozeman
Dutton High School
Fix
Carol McRae
Jerald McRae
Ig Mae
Joanne Rosok
Nils “Rosok
Marvin Aune
Shelley Baquet
Terry Best
Gregory ‘Habel
Mike Frick
Tom Carney
Robert Blanchet
Susan Habel
Ann Marie Hould
Bonnie Matz
Gwen Shannon
Arden Sunwall
Katrina ‘Wilson
Harry Butoh
Power High
Earl Fellbaum
Ronald Young
Robert Young
Diane Gettel
Arnold Gettel
Warren Anderson
Larry Beerman
Nancy Bremer
Berta Brunner
Linda Ebert
Janyce Gettel
Marilyn O’day
Philip Pfiefle
Kerry Schaefer
Jean Schultz
Joan Schultz
David Tackes
Raymond Timmerman
Russell Toenges
Duane Vick
Joan Wittke
Phillip Beerman
Diane Grossman
Bruce Gunderson
Paul Hinderager
Jeanne Hagen
Donald Laubach
Kathy LeFebvre
Mark Neuman
Ross Riphenburg
Jill Schaefer
Rita Schaefer
Kenneth Schmidt
Lois Seven
Rodney Tweet
Steven Young
Augusta High School
Edward Ferguson
Cecilia Garland
Mary Anderson
Mark Christian
Larry Dellwo
Tom Eckerson
Dan Freeman
Buddy Goss
Dick Hammel
Deanne Hindberg
Pat McDonough
Don Mills
Sherry Morris
Robert Olson
Richard Ripley
William Schrader
Michael Shanahan
Connie Weisner
Fence Erection Around Chateau Ball Park Advances
The Jaycees begin building a permanent fence around the Chateau ball park diamonds with wooden posts steel rods and heavy gauge V-mesh wire. Materials cover only part of the perimeter now but more fencing will follow as funds allow, replacing the annual snow fence previously borrowed from the county.
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Jaycees
Chateau Ball Park
Girl Scout Leaders Attend Big Sky Meet
Local Girl Scout leaders from the Greater Teton District attended the Big Sky Scout Council annual meeting in Great Falls last Saturday. Betty Inbody was elected to the nominating committee for 1969 70 and Myles Standish became alternate delegate to the National Girl Scout Council in Seattle. The luncheon featured Betty Inbody recounting Opportunity Trip experiences and the New Hope group performed after Romae Sargent organized it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sky Scout Council
Great Falls
Greater Teton
Glen Inbody
Gordon Delger
Myles Standish
Betty Inbody
Carl Field
New Hope
Romae Sargent
Miss Sargent
Pamela Groth
Peggy Groth
Gloria Russell
Gwen Gormley
Irene Inbody
Jane Southard
Mary Claire Hensley
Jeanine Hamilton
Kris Wilkerson
al Hensley
Larry Banks
Farewell Party For County Officials Held
County officials and staff held a farewell party for Mrs. Robert McDonald and Ray Kelly. Mrs. McDonald plans to retire June 1 after 17 years at the county courthouse. Kelly retires July 1 after more than 23 years as Teton County Extension Agent. Mrs. Carroll Maynard will replace McDonald. Mike Goodwin becomes the new extension agent at Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McDonald
Ray Kelly
McDonald
County Court House
Kelly
Teton County
Carroll Maynard
Mike Goodwin
Choteau
Walleyes Planted In Lake Francis By Fish and Game
One half million walleye released in Lake Francis near Walier by Montana Fish and Game district fisheries manager Dick Johnson. Eggs were traded for walleye eggs with Ontario and hatched at Miles City Federal Hatchery. Fingerlings moved to Great Falls and Walier in plastic bags for stocking. Additional walleye planned to boost sport fishing alongside northern pike and perch.
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Lake Francis
Walier
Dick Johnson
Montana Fish and Game Department
Providence of Ontario
Miles City
Federal Fish Hatchery
Great Falls
Power High selects Boys State delegate and alternate
David Gettel son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Gettel and Mark Nelson son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Nelson named as Boys State delegate and alternate from Power High School Delegation will be held at Western Montana College in Dillon August 16 to 24 Sponsored by Mills Paulus Post of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gettel
Arnold Gettel
Mark Nelson
LeRoy Nelson
Power High School
Western Montana College
Dillon
Mills-Paulus Post
The
American Legion
Former County Resident Dies In Washington
Mrs. Tobias Talifson 88, a Kalispell native and former Chateau resident, died in Seattle while visiting relatives. Funeral in Kalispell followed by a large survivor list including Arlie Talifson and six daughters. She was born in Minnesota and moved across Montana before settling in Kalispell in 1945.
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Tobias
Dena) Talifson
Kalispell
Chateau
Seattle
Minnesota
Montana
Choteau
Bynum and Pendrey
Tobias Talifson
Raymond
Arlie
Fort Harrison
Grace Brittian
Florence) Shelton
Charles
Dora) Therrien
Ken
Olive) Makin
Tacoma
Wash
Larry
Lillian) Tooley
Bill
Betty) Mitchell
Carl Vigen
Ronan
Louis
Nevada
Julia Monkman
Annie Tweet
Shoquist
Fairfield
Bertha Vigen
Great Falls
Willis Vigen
George Therrien
Polson
John Neal
Snohomish
Louie Pearson
Ella
Charlo
Joe Talifson
Chateau High School spring concerts conclude term activities
Chateau High School musicians completed the term with annual spring concerts. On May 11 the choir performed varied numbers and last Sunday the junior high and high school bands presented a concert. Guest performer Karen Rosok Dutton joined the event, with Lloyd Reynolds as instructor. Attendance was good and audiences enjoyed the performances.
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Chateau High School
Karen Rosok
Dutton
Lloyd Reynolds
Moisture Shortage Partially Relieved By Recent Showers
The last few days' precipitation improves topsoil moisture in many state areas, aiding spring seed germination while subsoil moisture remains adequate. Winter wheat is in good condition. spring crops planting is near average, with sugar beets at 88 percent, potatoes 45 percent, and dry beans 35 percent. Cattle and sheep moved to summer pastures as calving and lambing near completion.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Helena
Memorial Day Plans Set by Legion and VFW
The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars finalize arrangements for a May 30 Memorial Day service at Chateau Cemetery at 10:45 a.m. Rev Don Smith will speak. If weather disrupts, events move to Old High School auditorium. details appear next week in Acantha.
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The
American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chateau Cemetery
Don Smith
Old High School
Judge R. McPhillips Joins Montana Crime Control Task Force
District Judge R D McPhillips of Shelby is named to the Juvenile Delinquency Task Force of the Governor's Crime Control Commission. He is the sole Montana jurist on a 11 member body from Helena Great Falls and Billings created after Congress passed the Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control Act of 1968. The task force will plan delinquency prevention programs and aid rehabilitation training with up to 650000 dollars anticipated for Montana through 1970 and 100000 in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McPhillips
Shelby
Governor's Crime Control Commission
McPhillips
Judiciary
Montana
Helena
Great Falls
Billings
Congress
United States
Yellow Submarine family film praised for all ages
The Reel News surveys a family oriented film described as harmless and imaginative. The piece notes its punning stories appeal to young children while offering gentleness and color for older kids and a hopeful view of youth for parents.
June 2 Final Date for Several Price Support Options
Chairman Rex Manuel of the Te ton ASC committee urged farmers that June 2 is the final date for several price support options. Eligible 1968 crop wheat may be offered for CCC purchase if from a farm in last year's certificate program. barley oats and flaxseed have no limits if produced last year. All 1968 crop loan disbursements must be completed by June 2, including inspection and storage. Transfers of farm stored grain to warehouses for reseal must also be completed by June 2 for wheat barley and oats. The warehouse loan option returns after July 1. Storage payments apply to grain under reseal loans. Contact the county ASCS office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton Asc
CCC
ASCS
Sailor Albert Lindseth Jr. Joins USS Frank E. Evans
Electrician's Mate Third Class Albert O. Lindseth Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Lindseth, serves aboard the destroyer USS Frank E. Evans now in the Western Pacific after leaving Long Beach. The ship heads to the South China Sea to support Allied Forces in Vietnam with gunfire, search and rescue, and anti submarine warfare exercises. Weekend visitors to Mrs. Alva Armstrong include Mr. and Mrs. Lowell MacEllroy of Scarsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert O. Lindseth
Frank E. Evans
Albert O. Lindseth Jr
USN
A. O. Lindseth
Chateau
Pacific
Long Beach
Calif
South China Sea
Vietnam
Fielding Wheat
Montana wheat writers urge stronger grower support and promotion. The piece cites 1967 figures from 10 wheat states showing production leaders and payment levels, notes Montana ranks third in output but tenth in funding, and questions whether legislation or awareness hinders promotion efforts. It calls for grower action at farm meetings.
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Montana
Kansas
North Dakota
North Dakota State University
Washington
Idaho
Barrels for Sale at Fifty Cents Each
30 gallon barrels offered for sale at 50 cents each. Call 463 2412 to arrange purchase. Dave Stephens.
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Call
Dave Stephens
Sulgrove Elected President of Montana Bowling Group
Jim Sulgrove a University of Montana senior was chosen president of the Montana State Inter Collegiate Bowling Organization for 1969 70 season. He led the team in averages for three seasons, bowled a 278 game and 894 four game series, and helped the squad beat Big Sky rivals. Apollo 8 astronauts traveled 24695 miles per hour in historic flight.
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Jim Sulgrove
University of Montana
Missoula
Montana State Inter Collegiate
Sulgrove
Big Sky
Montana
Kermit Sullivan
James M. Sulgrove
Chateau
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Ball Park
Girl Scout
Big Sky Meet
Fish and Game
Power Boys
Foodtown
Bronko
Vienna
del Monte
Keebler
U. S. NO
Pleg
Kelloggs
R. McPhillips
Crime Control Commission
Reel News
Lowell MacEllroy
Scarsdale, N
Alva Armstrong
ACC
Lavan
Heetrock
Knudtzon Lumber CompAny
Choteau, Montana
Fielding Wheat
Bob Brastrup
Montana Wheat Research
College Keglers
OAS
Uy. TN
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